The center is named in memory of Giovanni Arrighi (1937-2009). An archive of Professor Arrighi's work can be found on our website: https://t.co/ems3cDH127
We're thrilled to invite you to our upcoming seminar on June 11th at 4pm, featuring Beverly Silver, who will present her work on the recent surge in global social protest and the unraveling foundations of US world hegemony.
👉 Register in advance here: https://t.co/AuVZl0mD7L
As the environments get steadily more hostile, a reminder: submit your abstract for the next IASSC conference in DC, hosted by the Arrighi Center, by March 1!
⬆️As a consumer of U.S. media, I don't recall reading a more succinct and well-substantiated piece explaining the Trump phenomenon than this article: 'Domination Without Hegemony and the Limits of U.S. World Power' by C. R.Payne @coreyrpayne & B.J. Silver https://t.co/YKr7PDsITs
The Arrighi Center is co-organizing the next @iassconline conference, "Strikes and Social Conflicts in Hostile Environments," to be held September 5-6, 2025 at @JohnsHopkins in DC.
Abstracts are due by March 1. Read the full call for papers: https://t.co/eerM2oX3SC
My comment on @adam_tooze's "Hegemony Notes." Tooze's main point—world orders are built, not born—is a good one. But to get there, he misreads (& dismisses) Arrighi. It's a shame because, when one gets it correct, his framework offers clarity for our times https://t.co/LEmKIdYMfL
The polycrisis is prefigured in Arrighi’s theory of hegemonic transition. Systemic cycles of accumulation culminate in chaos as conflict escalates & new & old rules compete.
Our new open access paper links the accumulation process & chaos using a logistic map. 🧶
@GGalanis82
View the program for "Caste, Class, and Race"--a conference on the work of Oliver Cromwell Cox, co-sponsored by the Arrighi Center, to be held April 25-27 at the University of the West Indies (St. Augustine) in Trinidad.
https://t.co/zkDSw1ChGN
We mourn the death of John Saul, a founding member of ROAPE, but we also celebrate the life & work of a socialist who was a dedicated fighter for African liberation - before & after the continent's formal independence. Read our full interview with him: https://t.co/yrvirVVQry
The Arrighi Center is co-sponsoring a conference on the life and work of sociologist Oliver Cromwell Cox, to be held at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 26-27, 2024.
See the call for papers here: https://t.co/vlCK2UpIeR
Roundtable topics:
(1) Hegemonic Transitions, Global Crisis, & World Capitalism in the 21st Century
(2) Rethinking the Concept of “Globalization” in an Era of Crisis & Systemic Chaos
(3) World-Systems Analysis at a Critical Juncture: Priorities for a “Second PEWS Half-Century?”
Call for Participants - @ASAPEWS Workshop on "World Systems Analysis at a Critical Juncture II" on August 16, 2023 in Philadelphia.
More information, including workshop schedule and registration, is available here: https://t.co/PSTRvvHlhI
The workshop continues with the theme of the 44th Annual PEWS conference, interrogating the current critical juncture both for the world system and for the world-systems approach. The workshop format is designed so as to provide ample space for discussion and exchange of ideas.
It was such a privilege to read @coreyrpayne’s amazing dissertation. With its focus on labor, this work changed the way I understand contemporary U.S. war-making.
Join us for a community conversation at our 1st public event of the semester on Sunday, Sept 25th at 3pm at Harriet Tubman Grove! Guest speakers include Dr. Zenzele Isoke and Dominic T. Moulden to kick off our "Right to the City" Seminar series. Free and open to the public!
Conference on Immanuel Wallerstein, sponsored by the Political Economy of the World System section of the ASA, to be held at UCLA on Wednesday August 10 from 10 am-5 pm (California time). The program can be found here: https://t.co/OOICJa6i6F